The Monster Zoo

Matt & Paula once again enter a werewolf den, but this time find something quite enjoyable. Could The Howling be the greatest Werewolf film of all-time?

Also Matt dusts off his old electronic voice recorder to share some early celebrity impressions, while Paula finally finishes 1984 and wishes male actors had to get naked more often (even though she doesn't want to see the results).

Paula & Matt hear the terrifying pitter-patter of small shoes and more importantly Rip Torn's Mexican accent in this week's film, Dolly Dearest.

Paula & Matt once again have very different opinions on the quality of this film, leading to some heated debate.

Also discussed are Kondoing your house, secret snacks and the highly enjoyableenjoyab of Maniac Cop 3.

Matt & Paula cannot come to a consensus whether this week's feature is a cult classic or a dumpster fire.

Before jumping into the movie, Matt gets fired up when discussing 20 somethings & Lin Manuel Miranda, while Paula discusses Marie Condo and the method to get madness.

This week Matt & Paula share their struggles to remember and pronounce the title of this week's film.

At the kid's table Paula & the family sit through the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy and in unrelated news Matt visits a picture Christmas bar in Cleveland and provides relationship advise to a very drunk couple.

Paula & Matt look to the NYC skies to examine Q - The Winged Serpent and both agree that this is a strange little film that is quite entertaining due to a stand out performance by Michael Moriarty.

We also get a glimpse into the movies that have made our hosts cry and they are not the titles you would expect. Matt discusses why he loves seeing Weezer and the difference between Philly & Cleveland.

Paula & Matt take a trip to England to visit the woman in black and her horde of dead children. This revival of Hammer Studios leaves our duo with mixed feelings.

Before jumping into this week's feature, Paula discusses her fear of attics, Matt justifies his year long commitment to Hulu by diving into Stan Against Evil & over at the kid's table Matt watches the holiday themed episodes of Ducula & the Real Ghostbusters and inadvertently reveals a little too much about his past.

This week Paula & Matt are test subjects in an experiment of fear, although they are fairly certain none of these researchers are familiar with the scientific method.

Also Matt's Fitbit convinces him that 1950's couples had figured out the solution to a good night sleep and Pet Semetery inspires children's nursery rhymes.

Paula & Matt are back along with a few dead animals. The opinions on this week's offering are quite divisive and cause some tensions in the Zoo.

Also at the kid's table, The Nightmare Before Christmas leaves Matt cold and Jim Henson terrifies Paula's kids with The Witches.

After a string of enjoyable movies, Matt & Paula are cursed with a real dog of a film. Along the way they get lost in plot holes & fantasize about being one of the undead. Paula also discusses the real life horror of a sick toddler & Matt introduces his son to a Christmas/Halloween classic

Paula & Matt experience Stockholm Syndrome this week, when they find themselves empathizing with the Creeper after spending 90 minutes trapped in his world. Before falling into the Jeepers Creepers rabbit hole, they spend time at the kid's table to enjoy a serving of Jim Carrey's The Grinch & Hotel Transylvania 2.